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| Oslo is the oldest of the Scandinavian
capital cities, founded, according to the Norse chronicler Snorre
Sturlason, around 1048 by Harald Hardråde. Today's city
centre is largely the work of the late nineteenth and early
twentieth centuries, an era reflected in the wide streets, dignified
parks and gardens, solid buildings and long, consciously classical
vistas, which combine to lend it a self-satisfied, respectable
air Oslo Ferries dock at Vippetangen quays which is a 15 minute
walk south of Oslo S. The Oslo ferry port terminal is operated
by Stena Line and DFDS Seaways for its ferries from Oslo to
Copenhagen. |
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Oslo to Copenhagen Ferry
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On this page you will find
everything you need to know about Oslo
Copenhagen ferry crossings.
Using our fare search you can check real
time prices, availability and book ferries
from Oslo to Copenhagen or compare this
route or the ports to Oslo Copenhagen ferry
alternatives.
Getting a quote or making a booking couldn't
be easier. All you need to do is select
Oslo to Copenhagen from the menus above,
number of passengers and hit search!
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Oslo
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Copenhagen
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| Copenhagen (København)
is Scandinavia's most vibrant and affordable capital, and one
of Europe's most user-friendly cities. Small and welcoming,
it's a place where people rather than cars set the pace. Copenhagen
ferry port has long been in decline, and the opening of the
Øresund Bridge connecting Copenhagen with Sweden may
have dealt it a death blow. The Copenhagen ferry currently connects
with Oslo in Norway and docks very close to Nyhavn, a few minutes'
walk from the city centre providing instant access to Copenhagen's
vast rail and bus network and the rest of Norway |
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Getting to
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